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Lnrc nj Iairst GirIIi

one day, not long ago, one Of the idle men
that lounge around the Peace Monument at
the foot of the Capitol was approached by u
nca,ly.dre,sed lady about 3j years OF age,
who asked him to direct her 10 one OF ihG
many charitable institutions in orr city,
whore She could obtain lodgings aud a
square meal, Us she was stranger and had
mother home nor friends. The gentleman
promptly volunteered TO point out the way
Tor the lady and while going thiIhcr fell
into conversation with her, and dcplored The
iact that so nice n person should be thrown
ON the cold charities of the world. He, too,
and proposed that they unite their fortunes
or misfortune, and become one, Nothing
dauntod, she accepted the offer and the two
required To the courthouse, where % mar
ridge license was Obtained and minister
was found who united the happy pair No
clopcmcnti no angry father no weeping
mamma.
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Addrc.s ID tho pnne.

WORCESTER, Ntsso Dec 3l.-Ihe Jubilee
addrc-s from the Catholic Total Abstinence
Union of America to tuo Holy Father Pope
Leo NH, was sent Thursday by Rev,
Thomas i, Conaty president of hruuiau,
The Address Is beautifully printed ON white
satin paper, in blue and gold cnlors, and is
inscribed, "rhe Catholic Total Abstinence
Societies of America, in iliul Ncncntion
love and admiration ON this glorious day Of
The golden Jubilee uleF thi- gity 10 His
Holigcss, Leo AllI, happily lgiguins over
the Church
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a Tough story.

\ London paper prints strange story
from taedianond .lulds, a Ealr wa. srs.
pecIod OF being IN possession Of uncut
diamonds and was pursued by officers Of
the law When they came mp with him he
had Just shot ure OF bis oxen Then they
proceeded to search him, They runsauked
bis soanty clothing thoy combcd bis wo0llv
head jhty ried on the usual pgucu.sc., hUt
never diamond did they find, and finally
they had 10 retire disseminated. Then the
kail!r proceeded 20 pick uUt irom the dead
oNs carcass all The diamonds with which
his gun had been loaded, and which he
fred into the unfortunate beast when he
saw the officers approaching.
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rDcn't Matt

Until youf lair becomes dry, thin, and
gay before giving the attention needed
to preserve It's beauty and vitality.
Keep on your toilet-table bottle Of
Ayers Hair Vigor- iho only dressing
you require for the hair-and use little,
daily, to preserve the natural color and
prevent badness.
Thomas Munday, Sharon Grove, KY,
writes: "Severai months ago my hair
commenced falling out, and in few
weeks my head was almost bald
tried many remedies. but they did no
good. FINALLY bought a bottle Of Ayers
Hair vigor, and, after using only paro
of the contents, my head was covered
with heavy growth of hair. I rccom-
mend your preparation as tho best hair
restorer in the world"
MY hair was faded and dry" write.
Mabel @. Hardy. of Dolavan, ILL.,; "but
after using bottle OF Ayers Hair vigor
It became black and glossy"
Ayers Hair Vigor,
Sold by Druggists and Periumcrs.
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CUTLERY.

POCKET KNIVES.
Twenty styles Of Pearl. Bone and Buckhorn
handles, 1, ., or o blades, for 2hc.
Fourteen STYLES OF finely finished Knlyes, fine
quality steel, NJ t0c.
STANDARD makes. Rodgers, Wostcnholm's, &C.,
superior quality 00o.. 81 %, 40, &C.
TABLE KNIVES.
white Handle Dessert or Dinner Knives, good
steel, 00c a half dozen.
White Riyeted handle Knives and Forks, 03c
a half dozen.
CARVERS,
white Riveted Handle Knife, Fork and steel,
4Oc set
Bnckhorn Handle Knife and Fork, p0c.
Cellulod Handle, Meriden Cutlery Co.'s Knife
and Fork, Sl.0i.
Rodgers Bnckhorn Handle Knife and Fork,
Rodgers FL Trcnchant Incompatible, $500
and 800.
RAZORS.
Rodgers, Wade & Butchers, Wostenholms,
full ground, guaranteed, 0ec.
SCISSORS.
Barclays, 2Oc to 6Do, according TO size.
Rodgers, 39c to roc, according to size,
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KrNNANIs-nALLrN q IIArr.
UnIon soldiers, Allinncc.

The tea room of WillaId's Hotel was prct
tily decorated last night ior the banquet ana
ninth annual reunion Of the Union Soldiers
Alliance, The walls were adorned with
flags Of III, nation, which hung in graceful
fe-toons on either wall. The table decora.
tions were cut flowers and ferns The con-
tro-piece Of roses just In front OF the prcsi-
dent bore the inscription. "uniou Sodier5
Alliance and on each side We're represCnta-
tions OF crossed swords in ferns. Newton A.
Brooks presided until the po7t.pmn1ul cv-
crcscs when VIM Gibson, the pre- ideut-
elect, was installed. A great many tInsts
were drank and responded to ia mos
graceful manner. About sixty mcmbLu
and guest, were present
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rhe Tennessee Glrl,s Foot.

"Our women said merchant on Col
lege street, "haye long been regarded us wear,
ers Of small shoes. Many of them merit this
assertion; but we sell as many No. shoes TO
ladies as We do ones, and a' many skies as
we do twos The average size Of the Shoes
worn By the women Of Nashville is about
four.anda.hnlf' Other dealers placed the
average at from fourto five Another dealer
said; I'VE sell great many eights and mines
10 ladies. Nhcn larger size Is wanted we
give them q mans shoe, 4 man wears out
his shoes about unc-thirl us fast ne the aver
age woman does, ! have often sold small
numbers to persons who took them to other
stores and exchanged them ior the proper
siAnL ~ NnshNllln AmerIoMn.
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MILLIONS IN nIi1rK
More uuildinE Going on Now Than Evor
fiefOro Here.


Building Inspector Entwisle stated TO a
Cmrtc reporter to-day thnt there is mora
building going on ut tho present time than
ever before at this time Of year. lie said
the weather up to to-day has been all that
could be wished for building operations. AZ
the present time there Is considerably over
SlNO,Um worth of buildings iu cOnrsc OF
construction. Among these are the follow.
ing.
Norton Flats, 10Th and II strccts.... 5000. 600
safe Deposit, lJih strootund Now York
avenue ,..ssss.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lJO,OO0
Atlantic HulldiuH,F street, betwcCnoth
and 10Th strects............,.,.,..., 100000
Mclean Flats, 9th and strouts.,.,... 10000
y. q. LaIues Flats, North Capitol and
D Observation-Disclosures, 100000
Addition 20 Richmond Flat5.....,..." 10000
Totai.......... ......,..,....... .s775 ,OO1
Besides these there arc large number Of
houses Of Urdinury size IN course Of compile
ton
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Chesapeake and Chic Route.
.g..I g 20. i.ii!3,l.

tNowport News and Mississippi Valley Coz
schedule In eject Nov. l3, 1857,
Trains leave Union Depot, siSth and sts.
1857 A. M.-For Newport News, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk, Daily except sun
day, Arrive in Norfolk 7.ln p, m.
119l \, M.-FUr stations ON tie Chrsa-
reake and ONO IN Nirginin, West Nlrrlnia
and kentucky daily, except sunday,
Shopping ear Clifton Forgu 10 Huntington,
$50 !, M,--fast Western Express dnily.
solid train, with Pullman Buffet sleeping
ears TO Louisville, Pullman service TO Gin.
uhnati, ST. Louis, Memphis and New Or.
leans.
oflcu, 0l3 Pennsylvania avenue,
NV, FULLER,
Gen, Pass, Agent.
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ABIUsE1IENTs.
What tho Now Year WIN Bring to tho
Thcntcrs.
rIm NArLoHAt-"nonor1ry.n

TitE NATIOSAL-"DORoTlTY.p
The popular Duh Comic Opera Company
ofscyenty people, together with all the orig
inal scenery-three magnificent sots-and
MIR nn0s original "Dorothy' Company
from the New York Standard will appear at
| the National next week, beginning with
New Years matinee on Monday, producing
{ the latest comic opera dorothy" In the
cast are Miss Lillian Russell, Miss Agnes
stone, Mis- Mpuc Haton, Miss Rose Leigh
ton, Mr. Eugene Oudin, Mr. John Brand
and The famous English comedian Mr..
] Harry paultOn. There will bc q chorus of
fifty, and, for the first time IN comic opera,
a dancing ballet and pack of genuine fox
| hounds n- q realistic background to fox
hunt. The music of "Dorothy,n by Alfred
/ Cellior Is, according to the New Yur;
| papers, tunciul and easily acquired by the
audience. H. will be staged in Mr. Duli's
usual elaborate manner.
Observation-Disclosures pAREn
There will be a society season at Albaugh's
next week, with Mckee Rankin and his
company in Admiral Porter's now play "Al.
Ian Dare romantic drama replotc with
fine dialogue and interesting situation. The
cast is n very strong one indeed, including
such names as Miss Mabel Bert, Miss Kate
Maloncy who by the way is said to be u
niece of Hon. Don. NJ. Dickinson, George
DE We're, Frank Evans, and Frank G. Mae
der. All the scenery used in the play will
be from the Fifth Avenue Theatre, New
York, and the play viii be given perfect
production. Washington knows Mckee
Rankin and is not entirely unuCquainted
with Admiral Porter, SO that II ouly the
friends Of the actor and tho writer appear at
the performances, the house will be fun but
there will be thousands Of others, and Al
baurh's Will he social confer for about six
nights next week, not counting the NATL
nccs
HARRIS DiJou--JosEpH ). DOWNING.
TIE popular young actor, ]. j, Bowling
commences a wcol's engagement at tho
| Bijou next Monday afternoon (New Years
matinep in his highly.a1nsoional comedy
drama "Ncyer Say Die" Hcis ably sup.
ported by Miss Nellie a. Page pctito and
beautiful young lady, who sings and dances
clnrniuclv, and a company OF remarkable
/ ability, "Nover Say uio' is from the pen Of
y. 4. Locke. the wcll-ln0wu author, and
] depicts mans pcriidV and WOmlu's sin.
/ Sparkling comedy witty rcpartee and thrill-
] ing situations abound throughout the play
and hold the audiences closest attention.
Pleasing spCdulic4 in the way OF songs,
dances and drills, are introduced, and tho
scenery is vuy iine.
KEENAN, 's--HALLEN e lTNrr.
/ llalen & Hurts First Prize ideals will lp
mp the New Year At Kcrnm's ncAt week,
opening with Now Year matinee Among
the attractions are Hulleu az Hart, TORY, OF
the mysterious fingers Joekley Troupe,
| lraul, Bush, Ella Wesner the Irish Lilies,
isabella Ward md last but not least, Null
/ doom, the wrestler who will give $500 to any
ono winning fail from him and so TO any
one he cannot defeat in fifteen minutes.
| Local champions please make note Of this.
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+ssAcademy OF the Holy Cross,.s

13IT MASS. I'VE. n. w,
rh Ser ,n,y mi ION IN ~ Ana m
accomplished education. The musical depart
neni, embracing Harp, Piano, Organ Guitar,
accomplished teachers. Painting In Lustre, on
Nd Water Colors, Special attention paid to
Bookkeeping and the liighcr Mathematics. At.
Little BOYS
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BOSTON :

Notwithstanding the rush Of our Holiday
trade, and the somewhat disarranGcd appear.
ance of our store, we have still magnificent
stock ON hand, and can suit any one bolatod In
giving presents of the season, or can accommo.
date all in the way of regular trade We would
call attention to our line OF
The Washington critic., 1887-12-31

Then inquire OF the company iG by taking
exactly eight matches away, they can leave
only two complete squares. It is q very
simple thing to one who knows how 90
do H.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-31

Robert iwho has bcon sent over for thc
fifth time 10 find out bow Mrs Brown isJ--
Al right, ma, she's desd,-[Litc,
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Mrs. cleveland an EvangeIiet

Mr.. and Mrs, Cleveland held q reception
at Minneapolis during theiv recent Western
lrip and reception WAS given 'u their
honor. A young man who ghudEh..n hor
schoolm0te paid hs respects 70 th1 presi-
dents wife and she remembered him aB
once 81 hope YOU have giyen un drink.
ing, was hrr first slu,atiou Tho Young
man held down hls head oituf ouce.'
she mid, edo &c at oncn.n Io cumn 10 tho
union revival meeting In Evanston Ill.,.
and told OF this incident. and by tho helm Of
God he WAS converted - Newark Journal.
A little boy of our acquaintance Hd hld
iausr o' .hg'l and will So OUcn aHrrfgtud
that one night in saying the Lord laypr
lac said, Thy shall be done, --LBabg hood.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-31

CtPENCERiAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 7Tm
= and ID SITS II W, entrance on D st. Established
y years. Thoroughly equipped. Young men
and women trained for business or official posi-
ography, type writing, and GraphophOne;
Rapid writing, Students may enter any time.
Year scholarship, quarterly, or monthly install.
ment rates. Graduates always In demand.
Illustrated circulars FREQ at college office or by
mail. H. Z. SPENCER, Principal SARA A.
SPENCE Vice Principal.
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for 5alc Lots.
g. - -
TSOn SALE.

L'0R SALR--A vLRy DESIRABLE LOT on 9TH
IL st, bet l. aud NJ SITS n W; 25x13S.
swoRAisTEDT & BRADLEY,
D27 st n w,
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for Galc--iouscs.

Iron sALE-1337 nj, CONTAINING EIGHT
a. rooms; mod imps' s3,9o9; N, ooc g.,
Jy10R sALE-wE OFFER POUR VERY Mat
I L and complete Groom brick houses. Just fin
ished, on 18th st e, within. half square of II st
cars as an investment, or will sell them separate
to pars%s s%SRskbT TSHk i's sBR%b2E R%f e cFI
J7On sALE-HOrsEs IN EAST WASHINGTON,
u Mt $500, 5000 $1,000, $1,000. $4,000,
$4,000. $1,000 $1,000, on good terms. JOHN
I. poNoHoE, Real Estate Agent, sos East
E0R sALE-AN ELEGANT NEW io.R0oM
j. house, Ola st W; this house has all mod.
closets to every room, handsome gas fixtures
snd,a snd dry y cellar under the whole house. Lot
sWoRMsTEDT 4 BRADLEY.
027 L stnw.
I1OR sALE--sMALL HOUSES, NORTHWEST
j. and northeast. Those desiring good In
swoRMsTEDT & BRADLEY,
027 street.
JOn SALE sIx.Ro0M FRAME IN GOOD, CEN.
Il trail location, No. f33 II st n W; elegant 70.
pair; suitable for a home. Albert +. Fox, No.
p2O stnw.
Tor sALE-.BARGAIs-.ON r sTN W. NEAR
y 20, s'room, modein mproycment brick house;
easy easy terms. oWSER, 5i6 9th SIN i W. '' '''
U,OR sALg-THAT DESIRABLE AND NEATLY.
j. built house Of ! ] rooms and all mod. imp,
Vt zoos ith ST. Is the biggest bargain In the W.
For partlculars and to savo a small fortune In
fees, call on OWNER after p. IN.
FoRsAIE-
House 1908 18th st n W; new; rooms and
bath terms easy; price SO 200.
Several houses, I'D 81 u G; new; near Capitol;
iooms and bath; terms easy II sold at once price,
$4,000. AUSTIN p BROWN
Real Estate and Loans.
1926 r ST n W.
TI0R RSALE-SPECIAL-7O1 EAST CAPITOL ST.,
i fine corner property In excellent condition,
6rs, all IN 1; lot 10.1OxsS TO alley; extensive
parking; cvncreted streete; cheap II taken at
BENZ. s. PIKE,
1928 ST n W.
E0R sALE--8 HOUSES on MARION STREET
T. NV, z RS and bath all mod imps; concreted
cellar; price, S4,25O; terms easy.
AUSTIN r, BROWN,
1428 i ST n W.
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Gnncatlcual
NTORWOOD INSTITUTE.

NONWOOn INSTITUTE.
" MRS. and MIR. CABELL, Principals
Select school for young ladies. Pupils re-.
ceivcd at all times and a reduction made for the
part OF session lost. Call at 1907 Mass ave.
DRAWING Observation-Disclosures NE.
~ chnnical and Perspective Drawing on Mon
lay and Wednesday evenings, from to o. APP
oily on class nights, or from o to d:3D to
GEO. u. PHELPS,
IdlT Est I'D fpor
The Washington critic., 1887-12-31
4 Match Puzzle.

Take twcnty.four matches and make nine
fiat squares, thus:
The Washington critic., 1887-12-31

T10R RSALE-SPECIAL-7O1 EAST CAPITOL ST.,
Il fine corner property In excellent condition,
8 rs all IN Il lot 1010xSS TO alley; extensive
parking; cvncreted streets; cheap " taken at
bnce. For price and termsayply TO
BENZ. 8. PIKE,
The Washington critic., 1887-12-31

J1,0R sALE--8 HOUSES on MARION STREET
T. wv, RS and bath: all mod imps; concreted
cellar: price, S4,25O; terms easy.
AUSTIN r. BROWN,
1l10 81 I, W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATuREs nF vEG.ynRx nrA1Iyaa

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGa
In spite OF the despang OF tho situation taken by
the BEARS wheat yesterday developed fairy srontone and
shippers took 200 bushels The cash market
shade easier In spite OF this large movement and the claim
now made by those who operating decline that such
rate OF daily export needed to absorb the stock In order to
prepare for disposal OF the CROP Speculation In wheat
showed moderate Increase and the options "a cent
Tell on a aud then recovered OF tho decline The net
gains were only cent but the ended steady fol-
lows January 81 February 49, March 03iS. Aprl 942
May bo June ~ " July 81 August Oh cents Cash corn
r but without material change exporters buying only
10000 bushels After opening tho option market
rallied And closed firm aud shade higher at 47.s
for April and 5Oh cents for May deliveries There was
little feature To The cat markets. but the tone was easier and
options ended with trivial concessions at 80 for Jan
80 for February 35T for March, 36s for April 5G
cents Tor May June Lard stess and uninterestng
The options were down az points at the close follows
January and February 81 49, March So 49, April So &c. May
ST. go. aud June 81 Oa
The receipts Of and fonr reported yesterday At
Ncv-foik Bamore Philadelphia and Boston were as fol
lows Wheat 1883 bushels ll5O54 bushels oats
1920 bushels Total gram 270sl3 bushels -four 4OOi2
chicago. milwaukee, the
we're Wheat 1883 bushes corn lsl,OiS bushels
oats 76567 bushels total grain. 32495 bushels Hour
10, 200 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LrvRRrool Jan, 20-l2.3op. INJECTION dull and prices
generally in buyers ayor diddllng Up,nls sled. do.
for speculation ami export Receipts-lsOOO bales ncud
ing 1000 la rs American.
ll.Gid; do February and March delivery, lD4d; do
cry. lS6i do May and June delivery l66l 10 June
aud uy delivery. li.0i; do July anu August delivery,
lD04d. do August anu september delivery. 2l64i
There tenders for deliveries clcAtinxs
y. D.--',ood Mid'inB Cpsnds. D 6.lbdi Mldding Up
lands 5lbd. Low Mddling uplands. lid, GOOD ord
nary Upland l5.l 3D. Ordinary Uplands Si Good Mid
ding Texas, 5s.; Mliillng Teras 81; Low Middllng
Texas 6l-i Good Ordinary Texas 4'li Ordinary Texas
Assi; Middlng Orleans Z l6d; Middlng Orleans
1 lJ-lGd.. ordinary Orleans. 4at
Up m-CottonThe sales OF the day included $500 bales
Future. firm. Upiands Low Mddng clause January do
livery l20hL buyers do January and February delivery.
do March and April delivery 1904 buyers do
April and May delivery 404d buyers do May and June
do July August delivery 2U-U4d buyers;
do August and septembor delivery 22.o4L buyers
4 y m.-futnies closed dun uplands Low Middling
February delivery l64d buyers do February and March
denvery. ll.bid buyers do March and Ayn delivery.
l2o4d do April and May delivery lJ6id buyers
May aud June delivery l564d do June and
July delivery l6td. do. July and August dov
lv4d buyers do. August and September delivery
UALyTsfoS jan Cotton steady Middlng Low MIDI
ling lioi Good Ordinary, 49, net and gross receipts
bales stock. iO62sS bales
NORFOLK Jan. 2O-CC,ton quiet Middling % net and
Bales coastwisc 1873 bales 063 bales stock 40e20
bales.
Mhdllng. 1916 Good Ordinary. III net and gross
receipts is1i bales exports coastwise 1913 bales sales
800 bales stoc.. 10, 3iI bales
NEw-ORLEANs. Jan. 2O-t Jton steady Mdding. 81 Low
hiddling, lll Good Ordinary St net receipts IobA
gross 1861 bales, exports Great Britain 10 100
bales TO the Continent V34 bales sales $500 bales stock
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. Jan 2o-Provislons- Bacon Cumberland Cut
Long Middles 3Js Oh short Clear Middles
Yls Short Os 3Os ID shoulders 2Ss 3D. Beef
Extra India Ness Prime Mess. 62z I'd Pork
Prime Mess, ia OIL. per Dbl. Prime Mess. Eastern
O.s.bl Western. SIS 0d. Lard-Auercan 35s Prime
Shoulders JJ.UL Bntterll0sjd per cwtor finest United
Western ~,rDg IS. "a. -. sd. Rel Winter, IA 6i.
vi. GENITAL New Winter. H. Lgl.; do. No.
yi.; New Mlct Western Is. Al. California NO
l. Is cd 1s sd. do No. Is TIL dU. s GENITAL Pro
duce5 rt- Of Iurpcntnr %. o., 10 at London Z9s. Oh
per cwt Refined Petroleum Id per gallon clover Seed
American .ei. 4qs per Cwt IalOw-2J Oh per cwt
Fine American, 24s. OF. Primo city, 23s Cd per cwt
Rosin- Common IS sal Pale lis I'd GO.. I'd Llnseed Oh.
OIL per Pro lsiOnsAmcrican Refrigerated Reef
don-N state AZ los Oh IS Us. oil COttonseed
oil. LyeTpool make. lSs. 3D.
The receipts for the past three days
1..0OU Ccntas
The wheat Tor three days 20s000
CentaIa inducing lst. 900 AmcflCan-
LONDON. Jan 20 PIoIucclinscel on. $40 0s 81. II $40
per Calcutta lln-erd AOs1 I'd. per quarters Lin
seed CAKE, 40 LIS. I'd per tom Refined Petroleum, OH1
1854. gallon; Spits OF lurpcntlnc. .ss. lOEl.
cwt; Pale. o.. OIL lis Oi. PtoVsons-Iar. 32s Cd
cwt for American nugar-lJ oil per cwL Ter Cuba Con.
tutuga olonzng gGo and lis Cd rs gL for Muscoyao
fair refining ahoaL Australian TaiowBeef 24s Oh d26s.
Cochin E3O American Refrigerated Beef IS III
lni quarters and IS ID tot fore quarters per ~ the
ASTwRgP. Jan. 20.-Petroleum-Flne Pale American. II
francs IS centmcs paid aud IL 81 centmcs sellers
McoKs Lard closed at 50 francs % ccntinrs 100 sos
BkEAEN. Jan. 2O.-PetIO,cum. marks ~ pfennings.
WILCOX Lard closed AT 80 marks 20 pfennnS, per ITO TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
l72, l7s, ia. IGo. I7s. 1872, 1902.
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

huPaEN. COURT CHAHBgRs-Before Lawrence, Nos.
81 80 60 1902 III lls 49, 1873 1886 1877 1888 49, 1919 2O6
a s 2 255 ~ 2 go 2G 5Sa aS5 80 800 'O
SUPREME CoURT-GESERAL TERM-Before Van Brnnt, r. y,
g. R5aay S'a,' s e. s" g. g. & 81 g. %
surhKME c0Ghsrgc d rghn o,p 40 aeiore rAer
ii PRIME CoURT-srKcAL TKRM-PARr II.-Before Ingra
ham, Mos. GGs. ll03 1898
suPRENR CoUKT-CIRcUIT-PARr I-Before Barrett j.
Case on No day calendar.
sUrREME corRTCIncrIT Ill Before Williams 10 10
MOI. 455a. 4l74 230s 2sA so2. 4652 1885 4477. 4423
SUPREME COURT-CKCUIT-PAEf IN.-BefOre Reach J.
373S 1913 100 1880 2j7 2js 25a 26p. 3s2 ISL s23
3s2 $50 1926 1927. 3S2s 30s9 $780, $751; $3.50 1854
suRaooATK's CouRr-Bcfore Rollins s.-will of Mary
sUrEEioE CouET-srEoIAL TKIM-Beioro Dusro.J.-Noa
No dav calendar. ,,
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRraL 1ERN-rARr I-Before sedgwick
CJ.-Nos. li4G. 1908 l46s. 1903.
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRlAL TEHM-PARr II.-BeioOe Freed.
man. Mos. St6 1924. 1877. 1913, l543 -
SUPERIOR CoUgI-rHlAL TERM-PARr IlI.-Before O'Gor'
man. Nos. 1907. ll5j. 1911 1888;
sUPEMoR CouHT-TRIAL rERN-PARr 1V.-Bcfore TruaI
J.-Adjourned until January -. 1880
COMMON PIEAs-GENERAL TERM-AdJournod until the hrst
COMMON PLEAs-srKcIAL TERN-Before Daily. mo day
COMMON PLKAs-TsiAL TrRM-PAGr I-Before Van Hoesen
222 22 2 2 223E ia e 2 1913 5 sss a xs? 2$
22a7 lsl7 22l 222s ~ "a 1856. 2iSo 22s9 1885, 1887
CRY CoruET-TEi.L TrRm-P.Er lI-Before Hyatt j.
209s ls2o 2o25. 1872 1914 2Iio. 2272 273 .22O 1889
2l27. 2255 1873, $3.50 Gl7.
1916 2Si7 PAS 2207 23U2 22J3
COURT OF OYPK AND Misunderstanding Barrett J. and
District.A ttonnev Mariiue.- No day cacndr
CornT op GRNEn.L rKssioSs-PAM before Judge Cow
667sg TO- II. r. 49, a. Is. 10 Pleading II. IL. 10,
Gildcrslecve and Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald
Nos ]. 2. g. 4. ., q. 49,. ~ 10 II.